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Today." 30 cents for 15 -words cr less; 10 to 26
Words, 40 cents; 21 to 25 -words, 60 cents, eus.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ilarquam Grand Theater Calvin Helllg, Mgr.
Three .nights only, .Monday, Tuesday, "Vv ednes
day. September 23-24-23. "A RUNAWAY
GIRL." presented by THE AUGUSTIN DALY
CO.." with MR. ARTHUR DUNN and 50 peor-le
In the cast.
Prices Lower floor, except last 3 rows,
71.50; last 2 tows, $1. Balcony, first 3 rows,
fi; econd 3 rows, 75c; last 8 rows, 50c. Gal
cry first 2 rows, 35c; all seats in rear of
first 2, 25c Boxes and loges, $10.
Advance sale open.
CORDRAY'S THEATER
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 22.
AND SATURDAY .MATINEE.
THE BIG MUSICAL
FARCE-COMEDY SUCCESS,
"A BAGGAGE CHECK,"
"A BAGGAGE CHECK,"
Bya Great Company, headed by the Metropol
itan Favorite,
MR. JAMES G. KELLY.
Clever Comedians. Pretty Girls, New Songs
and -Dances, Late Specialties.
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c. Seats now ready.
FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS
REOPENED.
REOPENED..
JD3NELLA, London's Greatest Toe Dancer.
PEARL WARD, a Coming Favorite. THE
TWO LA MONTS. the World's Great Society
Artists. HATTIE WARD. Portland's Favor
ite. MISS NELLIE BRUCE, the Clever Con
tortion Dancer. WIGGIN AND RAYMOND,
aireot from Chute's Theater, San Francisco.
ARNELDO. the Equilibrist Marvel.
NEW TODAY.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF 'MULTNOMAH
TOounty Notice Is hereby given that on Mon
day, October 7, IDOL the Board Of Equaliza
tion of Multnomah County will attend at the
office of the Clerk of the County Court of
said county and publicly examine the atssesr
ment rolls for the year 1901. and correct all
errors In valuations, descriptions or qualities
of lands. lott or other property. And it Is
the duty of all persons Interested to appear
at the time and place appointed: and If it
bhall appear to such Board of Equalization
that there are any lands, lots or other prop
erty assessed twice or in the name of a per
son or persons not the owner of the same,
or assessed under or beyond its value, or any
lands, lots or other property not assessed,
said Board of Equalization shall make the
proper corrections
C E. McDONELL. Assessor.
Portland. Or., Septtember 14. 1001.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On 'Improved city and farm property, at lowest
current rates. Budding loans. Installment
Joans. MacMaster & Blrrell, 311 Worcester blk.
RESIDENCE SITES.
Mill st.. near 16th; three feet above side
walk; very cheap; must be sold. Call on R.
M. Wilbur, 233 stark.
$500.00 to $50,000.00
For loans on most favorable terms. Municipal
and school bonds purchased. W. H. Fear,
306-7 Failing building. v
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm, city or suburban property; low
rate of interest; no commission; guaranteed
abstracts of title of real estate In Multnomah
and adjoining counties.
SECURITY ABSTRACT & TRUST CO.,
3 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice, that Highland Place, better
known as Halght's Orchard, on Union ave.,
tlrtfi side of the stores, fire engine house, etc..
now matted. These lots nave largo, choice
bearing fruit trees, and every one of these
beautiful lots are going to be sold for 5175
and up. Every investor, homeseekcr or spec
Hilalor, In fact, everybody, is cordially in
vited to sec tills property. Do not despise
the day of small things. True, our prices
are small, but this pibperty rankB with the
very best. It has ull of the requisites for
healthful and beautiful home sites, among
which are ventilation, drainage and view.
The Highland School, with the view it af
fords Its scholars, aught to produce some
great artists. Thl property is .ose to fire
protection and plenty of water. It Is
in a choice neighborhood, and situated only
15 minutes from IMrd and Washington sts.
It le on Unlon-aenue car line; also 2
blocks from Wllllams-avenue cars. The title
Is perfect; a general warranty deed glen
and an abstract will be furnished every pur
chaser. For further particulars see E. J.
Halght & Co.. 212 Ablngton building. Third
at., between Washington and Stark sts.
52100 A VERY FINE QUARTER BLOCK ON
Union ave., close in: Just the thing for flats
or cottages.
Two new houses on East Burnslde St., 8
and 10 rooms; strictly modern; must be sold;
make an offer.
Also cottages, from 4 rooms up, at prices
that will suit. WHALLEY,
Benson building. Fifth and Morrison.
FOR SALE CORNER LOT, MODERN NIRE
room house; large, fine basement; Improved
etreet; electric light in front; one block from
10-mlnute car service; close to school, stores
and churches. Sec owner, 371 Wcidlcr. cor-
ner Union avenue. Easy terms..
JRVTNGTON ACREAGE TRACTS-WE CAN
sell you 5-acre tracts at $350 to $400; easy
terms; only 14 miles from Irvington; 4 miles
from the center of Portland. Come quick;
they won't last long. Grlndstaff & Blaln.
246 Stark st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE MY RESIDENCE
at Mount Tabor; modern 8-room house, with
barn; elegant grounds; terms easy. C. H.
Thompson, 12S 3d st
BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON EAST 10TH AND
Bast Burnslde: low price, to close estate;
title perfect. S. B. Riggen, 305 Ablngton
building.
$12003 ACRES. IN CULTIVATION: 6-ROOM
house and barn, fruit, running water; near
oity. S. B. Riggen, 305 Ablngton building.
MODERN 0-ROOM HOUSE AND FULL
slzed comer lot, one block from car line. In
quire on premises. 140 East 32d et.
FOR SALE A BEAUTD7UL HOME ON IRV
ing st., near 23d: full lot; only $4500. David
S. Stearns, 249 Washington st.
$4500 MODERN HOUSE, JUST COMPLETED.
Gllsan st.. near 23d; good value. Hart Land
Co., 107 Sherlock building.
TWO SUITES. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD;
also single rooms; board by day or week. 320
Fourth st.
FOR SALEFARMS.
FOR SALE DESHtABLE FRUIT FARM
partly within city limits of Portland: 43
acres, all well fenced; 30 acres In choice
bearing fruit trees; well watered; good 10
room house, fine barn 32xC9, first-class fruit
dryer, packing-house, blacksmith shop, etc,
will yield 53000 to $4000 per year; hair mile
from street-car; Ideal bome and profitable
investment. M. Billings. 220 Morrison st.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL
parts of Oregon and Washington; payments
made to suit purchasers. For full particulars
as to various properties apply to MacMaster
& Blrrcll, 311 Worcester block.
S8S08-SIXTY-ACRE FRUIT FARM. NEAR
electric cars; such a snap that I will deposit
cash guarantee tq&resell at advance price.
La Barre, 331 Thlra.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
I QWN SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES OF
timber lands in Orecron, Washington and
Idaho, which I will sell cheap, or bond. In
part or whole. Address P. O. box 720, Port
land, Or.
WE HAVE TIMBER LAND FOR SALE IN
small and large lots at very attractive prices.
One SOO-acre tract of fine cedar that must bs
Htffl nulck. M. Billings, 229 Morrison st.
TO EXCHANGE.
400-ACRE WHEAT FARM NEAR STOCK
ton. California; every acre cultivated; ex
change for Oregon property; submit offers
so La Barre. 131 Third.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED A PLEASANT ' HOME. WITHIN
20 blocks of First and Washington sts.;
price must be between $1000 and $2500; will
pay" cash; state lowest price and location.
T-8L Oregonian.
WANTED-1 TO 5 ACRES. WITH DWELL
Ing, on or near car line (5-cent). P 23, Oregonian.
FOR SAKE MISCELLANEOUS.
DON'T FORGET THAT. NOW IS THE TIMS
to order ycur Winter supply of coal, wood
and coke; special rates on five-ton lots Ros
lyn lump coal. Western Feed & Fuel Co.,
154 5th it. N. Phones, Main 1018; Col. 2t53.
SOLID GOLD RINGS, 51; 14-KARAT GOLD
fillcd -watches, 58; diamond rings, $5; mu
sical Instruments, only 55. Cart be bought
for 25 cents a week, at Uncle Myers', 143
Third st. near Alder.
HACKS. COUPES. SPRING WAGONS, SUR
rsys, buggies; a fine bankrupt stock of har
ness, saddles. Tomlinson & Hall, 211 Wash.
New TYPEWRITERS, all makes, RENTED
and "SOLD, Expert repairing. Office sup
plies. Coast Agency Co., 260 Stark st
FOR BEST DRY OAK, ASH AND FIR WOOD
at lowest prices. Hoover. 313 Water street.
Phones Oregon South 651. Columbia S3.
PIONEER WOOD YARD, FOOT OF MORRI
son st. Best dry oak, ash And fir wood at
lowest prices. Both phones. Main 1S9.
PARROTS. ARMADrLLOS. MONKEYS,
snakes, ferrets, cavles and canaries, cheap,
at Portland Bird Co.. 304 Third.
GOOD DRIVING-HORSE
lad:es or gentlemen; will
Water st
FOR EITHER
selttheap. 313
WINDMDUL TOWER
tank for sale, cheap,
villa.
AND 50 - BARREL
J. Lenzen, Monta-
FOR SALS THOROUGHBRED POINTER
pup; 6 months old. Call 429 Alder st,
FOR SALE NELSON ROAD CART IN GOOD
repair; cheap. 321 North lUtn st.
YOUNG, FRESH COWS. FOR SALE.- 1N
qulre at 3S1 East Pine st.
HELP rASTED-MALE.
MEN AND TEAMS WANTED, 55" PER DAY.
We will pay for driver ahd team on wheel
scraper -work. we?t of Hoqulam, Wash., $5
per day. Teams must be in good condition,
with harness, whlflletrees and neckyoke.
They must bo able to handle successfully a
No. 3 ti heel-scraper with the help of a
"snatch" team when loading. They must be
shod whenj commencing work; we will keep
them shod thereafter. All teams will be re
quired to work when the company teams
work, and not otherwise. Or, we will pay
535 per month and board for-drivers, and 33
per month for each span of animals and
feed them. The teams will get full time, re
gardless of weather, 20 days' work constitut
ing a month. We will give free transportatlori
to the work, and w 111 return teams free after
hospital free. Fare to the work will be
charged 1 cent per mile, and the same will bij
refunded after party has worked 20 days. For
further information call on Canadian Agency,
220 Morrison st.
10 LABORERS, E. WASH, 52.25, PASS;
barker, $45 to $55 board; 6 skid men, $2.50;
swampers, 52 up; blacksmith, $40 board; 2
carpenters, mill, $2.50; mill and yard men,
51.75; bridge carpenters and framers, top
wages; quarry men, $2.25, pass; muckers, ?2,
pass; laborers, city, $2 to $2.25; first-class
laundry man, $10 board; currier, 52.50; tan
ner, $2; stonemason, city, 50c hr.; man und
team, city, $1; man and wife. E. O.. $35;
hotel and camp cooks. $33 and $40; wood
choppers, $1 and $1.10; post cutters, lc;
farm hands, $25; cooks; dishwashers; port
ers. Canadian Agency, 226 Morrison, Log
gers' Headquarters.
WANTED AT THE RED CROSS EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE CONTRACTORS. LOG
GERS. MILL MEN, HOTEL AND RES
TAURANT KEEPERS. ETC.. ETC., TO
KNOW THAT THE RED CROSS EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES. AT 128 FIRST STREET,
ARE A PERMANENT FIXTURE, AND
HAVE THE BEST FACILITIES FOR GET
TING LABOR QUICK. MALE AND FE
MALE DEPARTMENTS. AND BOTH
PHONES. RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES, 12S FIRST STREET.
AT 3.50 A DAY, STEADY EMPLOYMENT:
MACHINE BLACKSMITHS. BY THE RIS
DON IRON WORKS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
MEN CAPABLE OF HANDLING WORK
WITH STEAM HAMMER; FARE RE
FUNDED END OF FIRST MONTH FOR
SATISFACTORY SERVICE. APPLY Al'
OFFICE, BEALE AND HOWARD STS.
WANTED MUSICIANS. FIRST AND SEC
ond clacs, -for the Puget Sound Navy Yard
band; E flat clarinet; solo B flat clarinets;
cornets, altos, trombones, baritone, tuba and
drums. Men "who double In orchestra pre
ferred. Pay of musicians: First class, $32
and $9 ration; musicians, second class. $30
and 59 ration. Apply to recruiting officer,
U. S.-R.-S. NIpslc; Navy Yard, Puget Sound,
Bremerton, Wash.
THE CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE OF
America, Scranton, Pa., will teach young
men bookeeplng. Illustrating, journalism, ad
wrltlng or stenography by mall. Tuition pay
able 60 -days after a position la secured. Men
tion course In which interested.
J .
WANTED MEN AND TEAMS TO WORK
on the Portland, Vancouver & Yakima
Railroad: wagei $2.25 per day; team and
driver. $1.25 per day; plenty of good station
work to let. Western Construction Co., con
tractors. Vancouver, Wash.
Men to learn barber trade. Positions SCO
monthly secured after eight weeks' practice.
Examination and diploma free. Tools do
nated. Write today for frco catalogue. Moler
Barber College. San Francisco. Cal.
BOY. ABOUT 17 YEARS OF AGE, FOR
wholesale house; must write legibly and be
quick at figures; state previous employment.
If any, and give references. Address, In own
handwriting, N 30. care Oregonian.
WANTED 10.000 ACTIVE AGENTS IMME
dlately to take orders for "Life of William
McKlnley." Memorial Edition. Graphic rec
ord of his whole Illustrious career. Elab
orately Illustrated. Sells at sight. Best
terms to agents. Books on credit. Sample,
enabling sou to make from $5 to 512 dally,
by mall postpaid. FREE on application. Ad
dross Globe Bible Pub'g Co., 723 Chestnut
st., Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS ABILITY
and fair education to travel for wholesfile
house; permanent position; good salary; will
require small means to start. M 46, Orego
nian. WANTED INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE
agents: liberal Inducements to experienced
men. Call or address. M. T. Kady, 605 Orego
nian building.
WANTED A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN, NOT
afraid of work, to collect and take orders;
salary and 'commission. K 30, care Orego
nian. A GOOD. SOBER TINNER AND PLUMBER
can set a steady Job the year round. Ad
dress O. O. Hodeon, McMlnnvllle, Or.
WANTED A SEWING MACHINE CLOSER,
for city; salary and commission; big wages
to right party. L 20, care Oregonlnn.
WANTED MEN TO WORK AT COLUMBIA
quarry- Apply to D. E. Budd's Employment
Office, First st., near Washington.
FIRST-CLASS COAT AND PANTSMAKERS
wanted; union journeymen preferred. Nlcoll,
the Tailor, 10S Third st.
WANTED GOOD MAN TO MANAGE STOCK
and dairy ranch. Address, with references,
R 25. earn Oregonian. !
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN; BIG
wages; city and country. 215 Commercial bk.
WANTED COLLECTOR, FOR CITY; STATE
salary and age. H 29, care Oregonian.
TAILOR WANTED ON SMALL JOBS.
Schulz, Pendleton. Or.
HELP WANTED FE3LYLE.
WANTED TWO WAITRESSES. 515, SAME
place, country hotel; lroner for laundry and
housework girl, same place, country; clerk
in confectionery store; four light housework
places; two cooks, $30 and $40; dishwash
ers; three agents; several other places. Red
Crossmployment Office.
WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
cooking and general housework In family of
three: wages $15: steady employment. 361
Halsey et., cor. East Third St., Holladay's
Addition.
WANTED NEAT. RELIABLE GIRL OR
woman to do family cooking. Wages. $20 to
$30. 423 Pacific, cor. 6th. next to Holladay
ave. Tako Irvington or Vancouver car.
LADIES TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY; FINE
line staple goods; good pay to right parties;
also ladles to travel and appoint agents.
W 27, Oregonian.
BY YOUNG MAN OF LONG EXPERD3NCE
In grocery and saloon business; reliable, and
not afraid of work; city cr country. P 31,
Oresonlan.
WANTED YOUNG LADY TO HEAD ONE
hour dally to shorthand class for part tuition.
Behnke's Com'l College. Commercial block.
W ANTED TODAY-COOKS. SECOND GIRLS,
housekeepers, general housework girls. St.
Lquls, 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2SS1.
WTANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
rsnfcfal housework and cooking. Apply In
mofhlfilr. 332 10th. cor. Market.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Inquire Mrs. Edward N.
Wilson, 675 East Ankeny.
WANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
girl for general housework; good wages. Ap
ply 3G9 10th st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED AN OFFICE GIRL WHO IS A
stenographer; state experience; salary $15
per month. Addres3, In own handwriting, G
3, Oregonian.
WORK OF ALL KINDS-IN AND OUT OF
city. Call and see us. Canadian Parlors,
22654 Morrison.
WANTED EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY
cashier; must give reference. Address lock
box '660, city.
GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
housework; small family; good wages. 169
23d st.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GOVERN
ess. Apply in morning, 332 10th, cor. Mat
ket. WANTED A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK IN
small family; good wages. 344 Salmon st.
WANTED AT ONCE, A GIRL FOR GEN
cralhousework. Apply 454 Montgomery st
A YOUNG WOMAN TO GIVE BATHS AND
massage. Apply after 11, 13114 Fourth st.
GIRL WANTED TO SEW. MEREDITH'S,
Washington, between Fifth and Sixth.
A GIRL TO DO COOKING. APPLY T68
Park ave., near St. Helen's Hall.
WANTED GIRL
work; no washing.
FOR SMALL
430 Everett.
HOUSE-
GIRL FOR
small family.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
447 West Park.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply S71 Corbett st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
,EaBt 12th. near East Taylor.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 430 Salmon st
GIRL FOP. SECOND WORK AND SEWING.
381 12th st Call forenoon.
COOK
lean.
WANTED APPLY
252 Kins street
TO MRS. MAC-
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 121 13th st.
SITUATION WANTED MALE.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER WISHES PLACE
to take care of stationary engine, boiler or
heating plant; city or country; good ex
perience and references. S 29, Oregonian.
WANTED-SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN,
with two yeara' experience as assistant
stockman and order clerk In hardware. A
30, care Oregonian.
JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION TO DO
cooking or housework and dishwashing. Atl
rc?s 84 North Third, city. Telephone Black
2040.
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRY
goods man desires position with good house r
in any department. U 2U, oregonian.
SITUATION A" ANTED BY A GERMAN;
good farm hand; understands care of horses.
Depot Hotel, C. B.
YOUNG JAPANESE BOY WISHES SITUA
tlon as school boy. D SO, Oregonian.
BY AN ENGINEER, STATIONERY OR DON
key. Call at 191 Seventh.
SITUATIONS WAKTED-PEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
young woman, housekeeper, widower's fam
ily. Call 230VS Yamhill. Phone Black 2881.
WANTED-SITUATION. BY YOUNG LADY,
as bookkeeper or office assistant; reference.
S 31, Oregonian.
ELDERLY LADY WANTS POSITION AS
housekeeper; country preferred. Address Y
31, care Oresonlan.
SWEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO
general housework. 102 East First north.
WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT
housework. W 31, care Oregonian.
WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY.
North 15th st, cor. Marshall.
233
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED MUR AT HALSTEAD'S
greatest book, "Life of William McKlnley,
the Martyr President"; all about his life;
complete and only official history of the life
of McKInley'i career as President; over 500
pages; large octavo book; written by official
historian to the department and, private
secretary when Governor of Ohio; years in
preparation; will contain full account of tho
funeral; all about anarchy; largest and only
authentic book; agents can make from $10
to $23 per day; most liberal terms guaran
tied; irlee only $1 50; sells at sight; freight
paid; handsome outfit free: Send 10 cents
in stamps to pay postage. Educational
Union, 321 Dearborn st, Chicago.
PRESIDENT McKINLEY'S ASSASSINATION.
Complete official memorial edition; tragic
details of anarchistic plot; life of assassin;
hundreds of pictures; only authentic book;
largest, cheapest, best. Prices cut Wc are
not In the book trust. 70 per cent profit
Enormous demand; fortune for agents first In
field. Most liberal terms. Secure territory
now; first book ready. Credit given, freight
paid. General agents wanted on salary Val
uable premium free with each book. Book
outfit alone free. Both book and premium
outfits prepaid for 25 stamps to cover cost of
sending. Order quick. Monroe Book Co.,
Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED "OUR MARTYR PRESI
dents." Illustrious life, public and private,
of our late President, Wm. McKlnley; Lin
coln; Garfield. Their noted speeches; their
assassins. History of anarchy. Large vol
ume. Four books in one. Only $1.Q0. Over
100 fine engravings full account of President
McKInley's funeral. Only authentic book
just out, by Senator Cullom and John Coult
er. Best commission guaranteed; freight
paid; credit given; canvassing sample free;
send 10c postage. Geo. M. Hill Co., 106 So.
Clinton st, Chicago. ,
WANTED MEN, WOMEN, STUDENTS
everybody to take orders for the authorized
Life of our "Martyred President," supple
mented by Hay, Hanna, Roosevelt, Root,
Long, Gage and other high officials In the
National service. Complete history from
"Cradle to Grave." 15 to 30 orders a day.
No capital required. Best book. Best terms.
Freight "paid. Outfit free. Order at once.
Shepp Pub. Co., 720 Ranstead st, Philadel
phia, Pa.
LIFE OF WM. McKINLEY, WITH MEMO
rlals by Ration's prominent men. Large.
Fully Illustrated. Extra terms. Freight paid.
Credit given. Big pay for quick work. Outfit
ready. Free. Send 10 cents for postage
ijlegjer Co., 324 Dearborn st,, Chicago.
M'KINLEY'S LIFE BY MUR AT HAL
stead; best author; best book; best tentns;
retails for $1 50; will duplicate any offer on
Inferior books; credit given, freight paid;
outfit free.
v J. S. ZIEGLER & CO., Chicago, 111.
AGENTS WANTED LIFE OF M'KINLEY;
500-page large book, handsomely illustrated;
outfit free; now ready; 75 per cent discount
to agents; freight paid; credit given. Henry
Neil, 323 Dearborn st, Chicago.
WANTED AGENTS: LIFE OF M'KINLEY;
500 pages; large book, handsomely Illus
trated; outfit free; now ready. S. C. Miller
& Co., 411 Goodnough Bldg.. Portland, Or.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE,
no children, cottage, 4 rooms, partly fur
nished or not; centrally located; state terms;
references. Permanent, care Oregonian.
WANTED NICE ROOM, SOUTHERN EX
posuie, with board, $20 to $25 per month;
about seven , blocks from Oregonian build
ing. R 31, Oregonian.
WANTED BY RELIABLE PARTY. 5 OR 6
room cottage; must be centrally located. Address.-
stating price, F. W.. care Oregonian.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, IN LOCAL
Ity of Atkinson School; references ex
changed. X 31, care Oregpnlan.
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE ROOM AND
board In private famtll. M 30, care Orego
nian. State terms.
WANTED THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
for light housekeeping, close In. Q 31, Ore
gonian. W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
5000 DOLLARS' WORTH OF SECOND-HAND
furniture wanted; highest cash price paid.
Ford, 214 First st. Oregon phone North
1040, Columbia 255.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAST
off clothing and shoes. 02 North 3d. Phone
Hood 317. Orders promptly attended to.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR STRICTLY
fresh eggs and young chickens. Kruse's grill
room, 272 Stark street
WANTED TO RENT STANDARD UPRIGHT
piano; or will buy for cash. C 30, Orego
nian. Second-hand furniture, stoves, etc. Kutner &
Co.. 32 N. Third. Oregon phone' Clay 680.
FOR RENT.
Rooms.
THE KINGSTON. 100 THIRD ST. FINEST
furnished rppmlng-Jiouse Jn tho city: nice
rooms for gentleman, or gentleman and wife.
TOB KENT.
Rooms.
THE SPALDING. S". E. COR. PARK AND
Alder sts.. under the management of the
owner, Helen F- Spalding The roost complete
apartment-house In the Northwest; cnolce
roimsr for gentlemen or gentleman and wife;
furnished housekeeping suites a specialty.
PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 14TH YEAR;
rooms, with board; use of sewing-room; Ube
of library; Woman's Exchange; Industrial
School. Address Mrs. C. E. Ueorge, Super
intendent, 510 Flanders st.
THE PLEASANTON, 28S THTOD ST. FINE
furnished rooms, en suite, single or house
keeping; sunlight In all rooms; bath Included.
Most reasonable terms. Transient solicited.
FOR BENT FURNISHED; THREE ROOMS,
in Drivate residence; business women pre
ferred; gas, bath, furnace heat; breakfast If
desired; reasonable. Apply 105 North lgth.
THE NEWCASTLE. S. E. COR. THIRD AND
Harrison sts Rooms, furnished or unfur
nlsnedall modern conveniences; references.
ELEGANTLY AND NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms, or unfurnished, in new brick; tran
sient trade solicited; bath, phone. 300 1st
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE-
kcoplng rooms; also single rooms suitable for
one or two gentlemen. 270 Columbia st.
THE STEVENS. 426 ALDER FURNISHED
and unfurnished: modern conveniences; Car
nival visitors welcome.
THE SHERMAN, 123 12TH ST., CORNER
Washington Rooms, by the day, week or
month; telephone, bath.
304 TAYLOR PLEASANT FURNISHED
room, for gentleman; bath, phone, heat; rea
sonable; no children.
LARUE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
room, alcove and bath; no children. 107 North
17th st.
Furnished rooms, $1 week and up; also houser
keeplngrms. Tremont House, 7th and Everett
Cosmos, 2G8 Morrison $1 per day; rates rea
sonable by month: also housekeeping suites.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
transients at 305 Morrison St., corner 10th.
PLEASANT, MODERN ROOM; PRIVATE
family; references exchanged. 348 Main Bt.
MANHATTAN COURT; NEW BRICK BUILD
ing, steam heat, new furniture. 311 Stark.
THE BONITA, 80 7TH, NEAR LIBRARY
Furnished rooms; breakfast f erved if wished.
Elegantly furnished rooms, en culto rfhd nlngle;
transient solicited. The Ross1. 211 First
THIRD ST.. 160r-FURNISHED ROOMS,
up week, 25c up night; very central.
?1
Rooms WitU Aotxrit.
BEST ROOMS AND BOARD IN CITY AT
reasonnble rates; only first-class people; good
cooking and excellent service; everything up
to date. The Vendomo. 13th and Alder, Q
THE COLONIAL, ICG 10TII ST.-A SELECT.
family hotel; desirable parties can be accom
modated with burnished roqms, single -or.
double; table and service first class.
THE BROWN, 271" GRAND AVE. ROOMS. .
single or en 3ulte, with board; elevator and
modern conveniences; both car lines.
533 EAST ANKENY PLEASANT ROOMS,
with board; gas bath; one front? room. Tele
phone Blue 840.
ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. 055
Flanders, between 20th and 21st, one'blocfc
from car line.
PARTLY. FURNISHED .DOUBLE PARLORS,
with board, for two, $17.50 per month. Apply
553 Morrison.
NICE ROOMS AND BOARD FOR FOUR
students. 244 Park st, private family.
Housekeeping: Rooms.
A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
suite of three rooms; also single furnished
room. The Burkhard, 387 .East Burnslde st.
3 COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeplng rooms, In private family. 471 Ever
ett st, between 12th and 13th.
135 14TH. COR. ALDER TWO NICELY FUR
nlshed housekeeping rooms; gas range, tele
phone, bath; no children.
FURNISHED 2 - &OOM FLAT; ELECTRIC
lights, water; separate entrance; close in.
.Inquire 273 Seventh.
$8 PER MONTH; SUITE OF ROOMS. FUR
nlshed complete for housekeeping; bath and
telephone. 388 11th.
THREH UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; house with all modern conveniences.
244 Montgomery.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS; TWO OR THREE,
with yard. E. Green, caro Hoffman Cafe,
83 Third st.
TWO OR THREE COMFORTABLY FUR
nlshed rooms on upper floor; bath and phone.
24Q Park st.
135 10TH, CORNER ALDER-NICELY FUR
nlshed 3-room flat; gR3 range, telephone; no
children.
LARGE SUITE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
lng roomb; no children; references. 388 Jef
ferson. 2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
pantry, closets, bath; no children. 69 N. 13Ui.
Tho Graham, 55 Wash.. Sunny 3ulte3; gas
ranges, porcelain bath, etc. Telephone free.
OAK ST.. 327, NEAR SIXTH TWO FUR
nlshed rooms, for housekeeping.
Honaei,
FOR RENT 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
East Burnslde st. and 22d. Whalley, Benson
bulldlns. Fifth and Morrison.
5-ROOM COTTAGE. 723 EAST SALMON AND
10th sts.. East Side; $8 rent Dick Bros.,
203 Alder.
FOR RENT 6-ROOM
iCall 289 13th st.
HOUSE, ON 13TH.
Famished Houses.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH
hot and cold water and bath; convenient.
Apply 303 Tillamook.
PERSONALS.
77 WOMEN WANTED SUFFERING FROM
irregular, painful or stoppages, leucorrhoea
(whites) and all diseases of women, old or
young, cured by old Dr. Kessler, 230 Yam
hill st. Portland, Or. Private waltlug-room
for ladies. Consultation free. Call or write.
Inclose 10 2-cent stamps.
"OUNCE OF PREVENTION" WILL RRO
tect you from contracting venereal disease.
Is this not better than paying $50 for a
cure? Send 50 cents for a box or write for
further particulars. H. Newsome, 0 0Far
rell st, San Francisco.
DRESS SUITS FOR RENTt ALL SIZES
$1 a month. keep3 your clothing cleaned and
pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up.
Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor
ing Co., 347 Washington, opposite Cordray'.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., RE
moved with electrlo needle; permanent cure;
electric massage for wrinkles? 7 years' exp.
by lady operator' physicians' references.
Parlors 15-10 Lewis bldg. Phone Brown 657.
MANLY VIGOR RESTORED B"X DR. ROB
erts' Nerve Globules. One month's treat
ment, $2; '3 months, $5. Sent securely sealed
by mail. Agents, Woodard & Clarke, Port
land, Or.
Face and scalp specialist, electrolysis, massage
and beauty science taught; treatments given;
results guaranteed; reference and free advice.
Oriental Beauty Parlors, 342 Washington st.
DARLING SANITARIUM, MT. TABOR, PRI
"vate: women's diseases, confinement; country
cases solicited; terms moderate. Address Dr.
Darling, Mngr., Cambridge bldg.. Portland.
"Sweet Silence," "Scarlet Sin." "Glided Vice."
".Dangerous Delights," "Carollle," "Maria
Monk," "Darkest Chicago," "His Fatal
Wager," 50c each. Schmale, 220 1st.
THE ONLY SCIENTIFIC AND EXPERI
enced chiropodist and artistic manicurist on
Pacific Coast Phone Green 757. 20 Raleigh
block.
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac
curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell's
Pharmacj. 227 Morrison st, bet. 1st and 2d.
We print your name on 80 calling cards, prop
er size and style. 25c: 250 business cards. 1.
Brown & Schmale, 229 First, Portland, Or.
WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. BY BACHELOR
of 35; must be a good cook and neat In ap
pearance. Address Q 3D, care Oregonian-
Union Hat Factory; hats cleaned, dyed, blocked
and retrlmmcd; only practical union hatters
In Portland. 268 Stark. Phone Red 2043
Vlbratoiy treatments, sure cure for rheuma
tism and nervousness; classes In physical
culture. 392 Morrison. Phone Clay 711.
DR, LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT.
The best corn cure. 25 cents. All druggists'.
MISS SHEEHYHAS REMOVED HER DRESS
maklng parlors to 446 Taylor st, nr. 12th.
ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DROPS. CURE
Instantly. 10 and 25 cents. AH druggists'.
Mrs. C. Tone, 300 Alder; all kinds human
hair; switches and hair chains specialty.
.vPfcRSONALS.
1000 ELEGANT SWITCHES TO SELECT
from. Paris Hair Store. 30S Washington.
NEW YORK MERCANTILE CO.. 203 THIRD.
Sale of hosiery and underwear this wet-K.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Propositi Invited.
NOTICE TQ. CONTRACTORS-SEALED BIDS
will be receled at the office of Cnas. H.
Burggraf, architect, Albany, Or., by the
building committee of the Hoard of Regents
of the State Agricultural Colltge of the State
of Oregon until 1 P. M., Oct. 23, luul. tor
the erection and completion of the Agricul
tural Hall buildin2 to be erected at Corv.il
11s, Or., according to plans .inti specifications
prepared by Chas. H. Burggrat. architect.
All bids must be made out upon blank form
of proposals furnished by the architect, and
all bids must be accompanied by a certified
check to the amonnt of five hundred dollars
($500). payable to J. K. Weatherford, Presi
dent of the Board of Regents, this checit to
be a guarantee that in the event the bid la
accepted the bidder will give an approved
bond to the amount of twenty thousand dol
lars $2O;'J00). within 10 day3 after tne
awarding of the contract. Plani and specm
catlons may be seen at the office of the arch
itect and John D. Daly, Secretary of the
Board of Regents, Corvallls, Or. The com
mittee reserves the right to reject any cr all
bids. J, T. APPERSON, Chairman.
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
JOHN D. DALY. Committee.
Albany, Or.. Sept 20, 1001.
RECEIVER'S SALE PURSUANT TO AN
order of tho Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Multnomah, 1 will,
on Tuesday, the first day of October, 1901.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., In the hall
of the sixth llopr of the buildimr known as
the Commercial block, at the corner of Sec
ond and Washington streets. Portland, Or.,
sell at public auction,1 to the fcisl.eat bidder
for cash, without reserve, all the right, title
and Interest of the Portland Savings Bank
in and to 10,503 acres of land, mote or less,
in the County of Klamath and State of Ore
gon, provided said lands have not been sold
at private sale before the said first day of
October. 1001.
A full description of said lands and ab
stract of title can be obtained at the otlice
of the undersigned, room No. 5V3 Commtr
clar block. Portland. Or.
RICHARD NIXON.
Receiver of the Portland Savings Bank.
Master's Notice.
FRENCH 'BARK HENERETTE. CAPTAIN
Durls, master, from Honolulu Neither tha
captain nor the undersigned conslsnees of
the above-named vessel thall be responsible
for any debts that may be contracted by the
crew. Kerr, Glfford & Co.
lUiaoellnneouj.
NOTICE TO CAULKERS THE CAULKING
of four scows, now being built at Olympla
Wash., will be let by contract. Information
may be obtained of the undersigned at Flytr
Dock. Seattle, R. R. Drummond.
I HEREBY NOTD7Y THE PUBLIC THAT
Jack Rice is no more in my emplpy, and I
am no longer responsible for his conduct.
Fred Fritz.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE HERMITAGE HOTEL FOR SALE, AT
Grant's Ferry Landing, Washington side; an
8-room house, furnished throughout; parior
set and piano; ,2 acres land, suitable for semi
tropical fruit; young orchard; well and wind
mill; good barn; boarding shack, 4 rooms;
20 steady boarders, beside transient; good
school near; one of the finest placed on upper
river; no sand. For particulars write P. E.
Cleaves, Grant, Sherman Co., Or.
WANTED MAN OR WOMAN WITH $3000
to $5000 to Imest In aafe, paying, permanent
business in ttie city; good chance for some
one with small capital to increase their In
come 20 per cent first year. If a oung man.
or you have a Eon you wish to start in busi
ness, this is your opportunity. Address S J,
Oregonian.
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE: WILL INVOICE
from $3000 to $3500; contains new Llppin
cott 10-syrup Mexican onyx soda fountain;
only arug store in town of 500 Inhabitants;
best town of Its size In Eastern Oregon;
sell at invoice price. Address O 25, Orego
nian. OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN -THOR-oughly
established and profitable business en
terprises In this city; reliable Information
furnished parties seeking locations. Ames
Mercantile Agency. 205 Ablngton bids.
ALL ROOMING - HOUSES. GROCERY
stores, hotels, restaurants and business
chances of all kinds, city or country, are
listed and for sale with Jennings & Co.. 300
Morrison st.
CREAMERY AND GROCERY STORE IN THE
finest location in town, doing a big busi
ness; good reasons for selling. For particu
lars see Jcnnlng3 & Co.. 309 Morrison st.
FOR SALE STOCK OF JEWELRY, OPTICAL
goods and tools and store fixtures of the es
tate of Anton Zan. For particulars address
James H. Dearllng, Executor. Oakland. Or.
A GOOD BARBER SHOP FOR SALE; MUST
be sold at once; 25c shaving; shop in good
condition and good location. Address Cotton
wood Barber, Cottonwood, Idaho.
A SNAP IN GROCERY LINE-STORE. IN
central location; excellent trade; will sell
less than Invoice; good reason for selling; no
agents. F 29, Oregonian.
WE CAN INVEST A LIMITED AMOUNT OK
capital and guarantee 8 per cent Interest.
The Ames Mercantile Agency, 205 Ablngton
building.
For sale One 9-foot cooking range, several re
frigerators and useful things for restaurant;
cheap. McPherson, Oilman Hotel. lst-Alder.
FOR SALE-21-ROOM LODGING - HOUSE,
central, best location In the city; no agents.
T 26, Oresonlan.
AM SUDDENLY CALLED EAST; WILL
sell ray stock this week for $175. 405 Morri
son st.
GROCERY STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Inquire at 274 North 10th, cor. Overton.
WANTED DENTIST, -TO LOCATE AT Jo
seph, Or. X 30, care Oregonian.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS MADE TO SALARD3D PEOPLE
holding permanent positions with responsible
firms, upon their own names; easy payments;
strictly confidential. New Era Loan u Trust
Co., room 206 Ablngton building. Office hours
10 to 4.
LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL
or chattel mortgages, pergonal or salary se
curity, at low rates. C. W. Pallett 24J Com
mercial block. Tel. Grant 856.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
other securities; lowest rates. S. W. King,
room 45 Washington bldg. Phone Hood, 415.
LOANS IN SUMS FROM $5 to $500; ON ALL
classec of security. R. I. Eckerson & Co.,
room 5 'Washington bldg. Phone Clay SS3.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO
commission, and abstract of title furnished.
Portland Abstract Co.. 602 Commercial blk.
80 AND UP, IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON ALL
kids of security. W. A. Hathaway, room lo
Washington building. Phone Hood 41a.
LOANS ON MINING STOCK. FURNITURE,
pianos and other securities. 12S Third st.
C. H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Office.
FIVE PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS ON
central business property; no commission.
Wm. Denholm. 317 Ablngton building.
MONEY TO LOAN. C AND 7 PER CENT. ON
city property and Improved Valley farms.
W. A. S)iaw & Co.. 243 Stark st
$200,000 TO LOAN AT 5, 6, 7 PER CENT.
City and suburban property for sale and rent.
Wm. G. Beck, 321 Morjlson st.
LOANS ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN
property and all other good securities. W. H.
Nunn, 552 Sherlock building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF Se
curity. Wm. Holt, room 9 Washington bldg.
LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc., low rates.
See us first Mann & Co., 604 Dekum bldg.
State funds-loaned 6 per cent W. E. Thomas,
state agt for Mult- Co., 400 Chnm. of Com.
$200 TO 55000, LOW RATES, NO COM'S.
See Ward. 323 Allsky building.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN
Meier & Frank's store and Imperial Hotel,
lady's purse, containing sum ot money and
papers, value to owner only. Return to Ore
gonian office, and receive reward.
FOUND TWO COWS, BLACK AND AVHITE
and red and white, muley; broke Into potato
field. Party owning same please call and pay
damages. First house on Portland boulevard,
west of Vancouver ave.
LOST FROM O. R. & N. TRAIN, EAST
Portland, Monday night, fox terrier, with
collar; scar on right hip. Return to Aldrlch
Pharmacy, Sixth and Washington. Reward.
EIGHT STRAY CALVES, ABOUT JO MOS.
old, are being held by R. T. Schorup, of Co
lumbla Slough, for the owner to redeem.
Five Holstelns, two red and one spotted.
STRAYED A SMALL BRINDLE COW. 4
years old: Jersey. Address C. Merrell, Pal
estine, and receive reward.
FOUNDKEY, WITH BRASS CHECK AT
tached to same, with number 217 on It. Call
at Oregonian office.
BCSINE53 DIRECTORY.
Accorileon Plaiting, j
MISS O. GOULD. SOI MARViCAM BLDG..
accordion and knife plaiting and pinking
Accountant anil Amiitor.
OLIVER P. McFALL opens books, keeps ac
counts and audits books and statements of
account. 419 Falling bldg. Tel. Clay 132.
Assurers ami Analysts.
J. II. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND
chemist, teaches assaying in all its brai.eiis
and ore testing. Coursw tor miner and pios
peckor. Instruction Individual, enter any
time. Open evenings. 204I5 Washington st.
THE MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS,
with Its assay office and chemical labora
tory, have moved from 92 to 100 First st.
cor. Stark.
PAUL RAU.MEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYS1;
gold dust bought. 228 Stark st.
Accounting Expert.
George T. Murton 318 Cham, of Com. Phtue
Brow rv 45u. Accounts examined: books keiu.
Attorncyn-nt-Law.
NIXON & DOLPH. GENErtAL tMACTITION
crs. Notaries Public. 5u2 Commercial bldg.
Book StoreK.
J. K.. GILL & CO. WHOLESALE AND Re
tail bookseller- and stationers. 133-."3 ::d st
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS.
225 Morrison, between First and Second.
SCHOOLBOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
the Old Book Stor. 229 Yamhill st.
Cnrpcntern und Builders.
JOHN A MELTON. CARPENTER AND
builder, 307 S'ark st. . office and store fixtures
built and remodeled, altering and repairing
houses; grill work. Phone Main 717.
George W. Gordon, counters, office fixtures, lly
screens. Third and Salmon. Tel Black I9'2.
Dnmbou Furniture.
TOYOX'INI CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE
tall, 2A Morrison. Factory 287 Third c
THE SAN YOO CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE
tail mattings, baskets, etc. 124 5th st.
Chlronocilntit and Manicuring.
WM. DEVENY & ESTELLE DEVENY. THE
cnly scientific chiropodists, parlors 301 Altsky
building. .Third and Morrlon. Oregon phona
Grant 10. This is the long-haired Ken'Iman.
He Is the man you are looking for.
Commli.iion Merchants.
HERMANN METZGEit PURCHAS-KU oF
hide, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old
rubber and old metal, and general commla
lon merchant Front st. near Main. Port
land. Or. Cash advances on consignments.
TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SKIP UKOKER3
and commission merchant. Sherlock bldg..
Portland. Or.
ALLEN & LEWIS COMMISSION AND PRO
duce merchants. Front & D sts.. Portland. Or.
Clnlrroj-nnts.
Mmo. Dr. Herrog, from Berlin, scientific rs
vealer; tells entire life. past, present and fu
ture; consultation on all affairs, nothing ex
cepted: names given; good advice; sute help;
mistake impossible. Imports genuine gypy
lovo powder. Fee. 51; lttter. 5-- 3U3 "Alder.
Cod.
OREGON FUEL CO.. DEALERS IN ALL
kinds coal and wood. 344 Morrison.
Coal Dealers.
VULCAN COAL CO.. dealers In house, steam
and blacksmith coals. Also foundry cokn.
Front st. near Gllsan. Ore. tel. Red 17CU.
Cornice SIcyllKhti.
METAL SKYLIGHT3. OALVANIZED IRON
cornices. J. C Bayer. 205 Second st
DresKnmlilnjr and Tailoring? Schools.
NINETEENTH CENTURY TAILOR SQUARE
and Warren Featherbone Co., exhibited at
Carnival, will establish agents In home cltlea
or travel. Artistic cutting taught. Patterns
half price. Boning taught free. Headquar
ters, Lewis building.
Dj-clnur .nnd Oeaninjr.
H. W. TURNER, professional dyer and clean
er, 301 17th. cor. Columbia. Tel. Red Ml.
Utlncrttlonnl.
Vnider Naillen Englneerm? School. 113 Fulton
st. San Fran. Ask for catalogue. Estb. 1364.
Electro-Flu tin tr.
GOLD. SILVER. COPPER. NICKEL, ETC.
Peninsular Plating Works. 392 Washington.
Fence and "Wire Worlss.
OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE
Worlu. A. Carlson. 2S9 East Morrison st.
Fraternal Insurance.
Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so
ciety of N. W.; rrotects the living. J. L."
Mitchell. Sup. Sec'y. 612-013 Marquam bldg.
Furnltnre and Fixtures.
FURNITURE AND STORE FITTINGS. COL
umns. newels, balusters and all kinds of mill
work. Specialty Mfg. Co., 311-13 Front st
Hair Dressing nnd MnnienriitK.
PARIS HAIR STORE. 303 WASH. ST.. UP-to-date
hairdressers, wigs and toupee3 for
ladles and gents, switches from $1 up.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS. ICO 5TH. SWITCHES
a specialty; hair dressing, manicuring.
Harness nnd .Saddles.
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLE
sale saddle and harness manufacturers, sad
dlery hardware, findings and shoe store sup
plies; leather ot all kinds. 73 Front st
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harness manufacturers,
leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st
Hides.
CHARLES L. MASTICK & CO. (INC.). 75
Front street. Portland Cash buyers of hides,
pelts and tallow.
Insn ranee.
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102
First st.: Boyd & Arnold. General Agents.
Japanese Store.
THE K. N. KIRIYAMA CO., WHOLESALE
and retail, bamboo furniture. 311 Morrison st
Junk. Hides and Pelts.
L. Shank & Co. pay highest prices for old
rubber, metals, bottles. Iran, rags, hides,
pelts and tallow. 312 Front Tel. South 991.
Laundries.
CLEAJV TOWELS. ETC.. DAILY. $1 MONTH.
Noveiy Toilet Co., 40 N. 0th. Phone 410.
Pacific Laundry Co., 1st and Arthur: first-class
work; moderate prices. Both phones tHO.
ManlcnrJnj? and Scalp Treatments.
ELECTRICAL SCALP MASSAGE FREE
with each shampco. All scalp diseases, dan
druff, etc.. permanently cured. Manicuring.
Mrs. F. J. Lynch, parlor 33 Washington
bulldlns. Phone South 1C01.
.Mnsaace.
MASSAGE PARLORS. 331 " MORRISON
changed hands; lady from L03 Angeles will
give steam baths, salt glow and all latest
methods of treatment; very select. Room 14.
YOUNG LADY, t JUST ARRIVED. GIVES
massage treatment. 303 Washington st,
cor. Fifth, room 23.
131 FOURTH ST; TUB AND VAPOR
baths, with massage; everything first class.
Phono Red 421.
SELECT MASSAGE LADY FROM S. F.;
bath, magnetic treatm't Raleigh bldg.. r. 20.
Mining; .Machinery.
Ottumua mining hoists, dynamo, motor, saw
mills, etc Tetum & Buwen. 29-35 First st.
Manufacturers ot Ladles' Goods.
Our comolete lines of silk wraps, dressing
gowns, waists, etc. We are leaders In ladlea
wear. Sing Chong & Co.. 333 Morrison .
Monuments.
White bronze monuments. Send postal: will
call. C. R. Donnell. Agent 261 Stark st.
Leather Findings.
J. A, Rctd. mfr. boot and shot- uppers; full
stock shoemakers supplies. 207 Wash, st
Mnxblc and Gran lie "Works.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, marble, gran
ite and stone work. Schanen Neu. 20a Ut
Oregon Vlavl Co.
LEWIS BLDG.. PARK AND MORRISON STS
Send for Health Book. Consultation free.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Osteopathy.
Dr ft B. Nerthrup. socialist in rwrvim and
chronic diseases, suite 4ltl Dtkum bldg d
and Wash Examination, frev TH Mam 140
I'uutntt.
GEISLElt PATENTS CO CHAM, r COM -We
aeeure and market patents for tnvmi..i
Phrenological Ailvlee.
CONSULT THK EMINENT' AND ABLxi
phrenologist. I'rof aoDonald. at Cainu.U
(upstairs;, he honestly jells, you what to di
to succeed.
lieu leal.
DIt PAUL CKOMWZLL. COLUKSD s-E-ciaiUrt.
now otters modioli trum -t.m .J
per week, ftir a short time only. This uid
doctor bad medicine for eviy JaM ol tne
body Come JtMi get tan.in4i, if ono .o
hear what nils you. He teiii you all about
yourself, not )m him Pilvat dlmmm vf
men and women curd Aim xxuu iiu.ve s
restored. Dues not c.tt.pt who bve not
been opeiated on. Also alt ctmmte shtkttdtfd
cured. a4T Front st.
Mnxlcal.
PROF. T. K. LAWSOiN. SSWfc FIRST dT -Piano,
orgun. guitar htasotw at your home.
30c
I'ulnitxtry.
LARSEN. the palmist. otcuR stutlnt read.
when leading events in life tak piuea, past
and future, readings 54)c. 216 Afijkj bldn
MRS. DREYFUS. PALMIST AND CAiCD
rending. 5c 51. 21t!4 Knrat w:.. iwim t ;
Pnsturnsre.
LADD'S JEFKKKSON-ST C.VNYON FAH.H IS
open to receive stock. F. A. MIHer. Supt.
Photograph.
J. B. PALMER. GALLERY. 295J ALDKu.
Stamp photon, enlargtfinent. kutiux. nt-nin.
Physicinn.t and biiriceout.
DR. CORA C. TALBOT. SPECIALIST. 13
years' exptri'nce in disease of woman, latent-Improved
method in the treatment of anl
female troubles, pntutnu treated auei.iuil
by mall. ORIra lsiM, First st.
DR JAMES DICKSON. SPt-ClALlST jL! K1U
ney and skin diseases. Odd Fallows' Temple.
Dr. Flora A. Brown; dtoeRses of worown and
children a specialty. Otiiee .M7 The Dkum
Restaurants.
SPANISH RESTAURANT. 2W DAVIS. OKE
gon phone Clay 812 Genuine chicken tamaie.
safes.
SAFES. JAILS. BURGLAR-PROOF SA BS.
both new and second-hand. Lockouts op-ncd
and general repairs. J. B. Davta. HH T'.ilrd.
Showcases and Store Flxturea.
R. LUTKE & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO DIXON.
Borgeson & Co. Sixth and Hoyt sts.
Sirlttiali.st.s.
MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOX
ant and psychic life raaer. can suit hr on
business affair. love troubles, absent !rtenls.
good advice on mine; reHdings daily. 5Vc and
up. IK74 First st . office 7 Consult the titt.
mrs McClelland, test medium anj
clairvoyant. Ufa reader 207 Ttilrd. Plua
HoteJ. room 0.
Mrs. Stevens, spiritual business and life read
er. 221 Morrison, room 18 TeL Front 132.
Mrs. C. Cornelius. Alteky bldg.. ad ami Moirl
Mn; circles every Friday ev. Slttlntrs daiy.
Storage.'
OVERLAND STORAGE WARSHOUSE
Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a sjwelalty.
Insurance rates low, storage rats reasonable.
Careful attention given to country cn.ign
ments. Tel. Or. Main 777. Columbia H78.
STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD
at Fred Blckel's otoreliouse. 31 North Front
Storage and Transfer.
C. O. PICK: office 83 First, bet Stark and
Oak: phone 60U. Pianos and rurnlture moved
and packed far shipping; eommodlotw fire
proof briek warehouse; Front and Clay sts.
Tailor Shops.
HOP LEE CO.. 40 THIRD ST.; SUITS AND
trousers made, a perfect fit.
TrnnU Factory.
PORTLAND TRUNK MFG. CO.. WHOLE
Bale nnd retail, salesroom. 30 Thhsl;
Turlclsh Baths.
DEKOM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish tath;
hours Ladles. 9 to 3; gentlemen. 3::tO la 9.
"Wholesale Grocers.
ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCEUJ.
car. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or
Wood and Coal.
AIL KINDS-OAK AND FIR WOOD. CAIN
& Co.. cor 2i' and Madison. "Phon Clay 500
BANKS.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMSRCK
Wlth wateh Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid up
Reserve ........
$&mooo
2.8O0.VOO
Transacts a General Banking Buetaese.
SAVINGS BANK DEFAWJMIBN'E,
Accounts opened for sums of $10 and upwards,
and Interest allowed on minimum HHHly bal
ance. Rates on application.
244 WASHINGTON ST.
E. A. WYLDt Manager.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depositary ami MnunehU Agnt of
the United States.
President H. W. CQRBETT
VIce-.Presldent A. L. MILLS
Cashier G. E. WmUNGTON
Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIKK
Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD
Letters of credit Issued, available In Kurojw
and the Eastern Stats.
Sight Exchange and telegraphlo trannrtrs sold
on New York. Boston, Chicago, St Louis, St.
Paul. Omaha, San Francisco and the principal
points In the Northwest
Sight and time bills drawn la sum lo suit
on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankforihon-the-Main.
Hong Kong. Yokohama. Cemteasen.
Christlanla. Stockholm. St Ptrsurg. Mot
cow, Zurich. Honolulu.
Collections made on favorable terms.
LADD & TILTON. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 18C0.
Transact a OeneraL Banking Buelnea.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made- at all points on J&vorable
terms. Letters ot credit issued available in
Europe and the Eastern Statiw.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer
sold on New York. Washington. Chicago. St.
Louis Denver, umana. san r ranoweo an vn
ous points In Oregon, V uanlngton. Idaho. Mon
tana arfd British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paru, Berlin.
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S BANK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ...$3,250,000
JOHN J. VALENTINE PRESIDENT
HOMER S. KING .-MANAGER
(San Francisco.)
R. LEA BARNES ...CASHIER
JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER
(Portland.)
General Banking Business transacted. Ex
change sold and Letters of Credit Issued,
available In all parts of the world.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. FRANK WATSON President
R. L. DURHAM Vlee-Piwaldant
R. W. HOYT Owhler
GEO. W HOYT Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Drafts and letters of credit Issued available
In all parts ot the world.
Collections a specialty Gold dust bought
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK.
LIMITED.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third and
Stark streets.
Head Office. 71 Lombard street. London.
This bank transacts a general banking- busi
ness, makes loans, discounts bills and issues
letters of credit available for travelers and uia
purchase of merchandise In any ctty of the
world. Deals In foreign ami domeetlc ex
chanse. Accounts ot country banks reeelved.
Interest paid on term deposits.
W. A. MACRAE. Manager.
AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK
CORNER THIRD AND OAK STS
J. C. AINSWORTH President
PERCY T MORGAN Vtee-rresWent
R. W. SCHMEER Assistant CasnKr
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI
NESS Interest paid on time deposits.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a General Banking Bu&lnes.
Drafts Issued available In all cities ot the
United States and Europe
President TYLER WOODWARD
Ice-Presldent JACOB K VMM
'Cashier ... F. C. MILLE i